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Tag Archives: bunk beds
Fort Niagara, New York State
August 20, 2011 – After stopping in Youngstown, NY for a few minutes so that I could photograph some of Youngstown’s painted fire hydrants, we headed on to the point of land where Fort Niagara was located. It is a … Continue reading
Posted in New York State, USA
Tagged artillery, bakery, bunk beds, cannon, cannon balls, cannon fire, enlisted men, fire hydrants, Fort George, fort niagara, forts, French and Indian War, gun powder, kegs, lake ontario, mortar, musket, niagara river, niagara site, officer quarters, ravelin, redoubt, sally port, strategic location, war of 1812, youngstown ny
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Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine, Florida
Built in 1672, the Castillo de San Marcos was the center of quite a few skirmishes over the years, first as the Old World fought colonial wars around the world and later as Confederate and Union forces battled over their … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, USA
Tagged artillery fire, bunk beds, butterfly clam, calcite, cannon, cannon balls, cannons, Castillo de San Marcos, colonial wars, confederate, coquina, doctor, donax, Florida, Gnataia Island, Mantazas River, masonry, masons, medical instruments, mollusk, National Park Service, natural limestone, pleistocene age, Quebec City, shells, skirmishes, St. Augustine, St. Augustine Florida, star design, U.S. Department of the Interior, vaulted ceilings, walled cities, weaponry
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